The Sun. — London, England, 1808-03-14 00:00:00

OFFICE OP OR!) V. - INC E, „ : :1.1:p-e45 3, thoß, THE PRI:VC-VP:IL, OFFICE,IIS of HIS .3:IA yiii . i 1 'r Cl li 1 4:V .4' C!?,' ,:, ;.,-,•,-,ly ~,-! ye 'N rice, ' 77,./i 1 1, 1potaa will b,' I crest.), .1 at 1 ,, ,q" , Ot i tce, in Pa/1 . -Malt', on or be'.. fore Itf:nd ,) 0,.. 21 o- i .1.1 1, j , ',ft tai', Pr . 41:41. , aS 1114,9 7 t' , i! lu illi,o• 11 a,,Jettake thy Awl ) . -at FiIiZA.C; E . j,,,' the () r d. nance l l ~‘ trativiol in air following pi,,, 'di, vi;z.. North tritain, N , t ,:in, • ' . . ... '-- `slur , ' bwre, - , 1.4,tei0, k•xclosive of ‘V . trley. . - , Southern, - exelittiiv,!ht 'Chat harh, South W...st, iiicl•atili t t Portsmouth, Isla of , Wight, and 'Cltribti-htirth. • . Webterii, - - • IVoolivicli, with its Deptildemies, '" - Watley alai Chatham, , • . ' Join 1': , • ., 41 of Si , : - .3/o , ;st t,r iif,iti the lit Aptj, r ~, e x l .. ' 7 lie F, rage 0 . 6 e Jai nt,ii.d be r;ativ , t tl , - 015i..,t, at hereqjter tnaiiroilt tint,. it 1;,7t: AO i e,i,irea, fither 61 . main of Oats, 71b, of oats. 12.16. pt flay, - ~ 1...10.01 flay. fo,i • ''' l ' ° ' . - i • - ot cl. • - . 81b.• , 1 S , r iv, ) 81!) i . ibt S-1113W, I, - . _ an! mutt 6 ,;,ii ( , r e.' at Is.'y';4.'ll'o,9,' - ..se Sratiosei at :the exfrenee of II ) , (~,,,,,,„„„, w h, it a l', t o / i n 1 , 1 h ' such II s'ici, os sib Oats, at 8 , 4 try Ration, as ma,. he 4iii: I ,i ..untkrn the Dist' ela lOi •ighich he cd,tia, , is 7vc Ps . j ,, , , a1s ros!t , be deriverr.! separ.ately or "Joinffy for each Station, rse! it is ,•.%1467e5: that the is's.ntrarftoy sehill sectild. the Jtahle !lung that, ti t 4 ' i!tg tin , pr , t,l 4 , his 'codiralt, 'nay accienzu. !sue t maks ,g, an asiowance /.r rbe 34, , 1t . •`: , ; : , .. liirrher .1' sr, icuZsi , 3 a: v' 'e known upon,. Appfirati,lt to the Cyficrrsc.snin.zsial,ng tits te , ,Taleirrill,v; is each U: riri . c?', an I air, at the .iecietasj'', oirce,.. in i qi i . :1,4 11, ajoresais4, any ray ,!ieta,reit t. 6 - i Luis n j I ' ol 4414 : 1'',41. „'(....10ck, -when Mr Proposal , are 1. be elelive, rit, staled up, andestdorarel," P wilosati for tilt; Stlyyty of rar,t,t, ;" ; Oat no rr , i , nal , c,en hr admitii.l aittr :hi , ~s.ara,,z or 101.1 lt, , I 1 / :,el 1 , o'C.:l4k in Noosiol eisesame Day ; iteir'.r will. anr l'es.Yer br n ,rice..l, anieri the, Pas tyinakine; ie, or a' e ..)',.,ent in ' hliX'reialj, sha.7 a:.:,..n.i.' ' . ly (irder of the Board, ' R. 11. C'REIP;'See. ' • To-m..ow. nod 9, Ci l ittritio-cross, tq:(iii,,ints his I- L SUA N I tile liyoolA Day or Draw .as there are ito fix Priv.% la 11..,scilicits his Friends riot 1::1 dt.ity their t ,;(,, s, t,..4,;-.11.„.; the 01:.44i1:10.; Fifty (;apitA Prizes may be ttrawn early. T 1 C E and wdri.wied tinelraks)o, are sell.. big ar blt II his old'listablishetl 114 abovo, o,lleeo No. 1 , ,455, a Prize at w o oool. the Past pay, was soli! awl le. and Sit:iris rif the (i RAN I) CITY Lorr itY, contaiiit lig nuly Tickets, are also tat as „ibowt. SECOND DA y !r i• DRAWING, TO-A•loitltOW, '- LOA ict.:ll ic. • , .' • . . STATE 01. - 11.1;,:. W11KE1.. , . 3 Prizes A 17.9,90 t 25 Priz::s of :45;20 I - !. • - I -'e- , " 0 4A - - -.- .!. . • to, 4 - t . - - 50)o.) sz - - . -.- - . 50 , ',amp • AN. 4-. c.. ,&c. . ! No FIXED PRIZE. TiCK.KTS find SliAitES arty ola Sale, warranted 1 ,,,,it,,,,n, at II ~.ZA R I); lili It NE., and CO.'4 ()diet?, N i, 9 ;, ‘toyi,l i:,xciuitip, ;ILA no w f liere.elsc in Lurid:in, on ti.c. accoun,V. , . I Eq.. is; E I'S and SIIA It P,S ot the CI RA N l) C I TY -1.,()r- T I , ,V.)t', Lut,tainittg only zu,ooo "l'icittis, art al4o of) sale as abovi: • , , . . , .. Letters (post-pai,l` ) ,dttiy ar.wNered, and tiellernes gratis. This bay WilS irt Four large yojuti l ,•,„ 041avo, price 11. Os. in hoarcls, or on rt,yat paper. 41 8 , , iu bow:do, a Nov F.chtioh, mach liniarmail 011(1 I miptov,..:<,, of ()1381. 4 .;ItVArl'IONS on DISEASES incident to ivtierh,r culi) , P,c(i i on, or retired from, Actwl JOI Accitiovhs - ' tutirrrhties. orPhl Agta, tv i. 4.0151.11 1. itoitLK TSON, F tV.S. Diernbor (at the Royal C,ollcge l'hy;Ocian t vutt k 10 the N Thal, lsrecnwwc.it. 'Vtislte:ElLir atKI rY. I)4sfici„ • . 'This Day wcre fir. hllSiiCci, Ott T , ,tfelvr.: Ormtd.i by I`.l:larttyne buri;tt, b .31 . 06 Roy:4i w !ill rio i 1 rt;;Yrv. , ...onh uriltp Pot , 1 , 11. I. of W11,1,141rA l Si .iie Tt...xt 01 saffikivi c P.„4. ; “„ , Vienctra paim. L,1c.a1t.441, I i. , III , t , IY,WOACctii, • s— itiar..t, Kee., (tni,o s 41;.: I. .L.l ttif4 ) , l,vu lwu ; t....0i15z..01u al.:1 Co. Thi4. Day ryas publill.o, in TwoV,,luin Q 1 3 ,10; pact; 3i. p. HI: SC. ( .(41114:ETtiol, ,:or;,..ctett ackii sA 1111 4i) fito,duc. 0.1 thut liiAory oI 13m.itil toc•larilval u 1 tiic rrti ay of ANGL(:).3AXONS. vr,titrpc w:toia t.. of S t Itou,ry - 111 Lfti;l ,, F.4 , it) r.,;: ; Lite of Alicd, :tits; th, Cbt „,,,i i l t t h,r ; \homer's, Covelliatcllts.l,4w6, gt4.Age. ley SHAIt()N tiItNER„ Cur liur3ti• ees,' toltl Orme, Pater: " We I'S Work as,i very v4ltiehl.: , it. :; .; (roni plus 'at.d recoi.iite tiottt“ , .-. thucit that' its intcrestisig:tpdctiri o w.,, 0,71.11 tits: events ot .: tkie I t3liity VV,IN oc.cas:citt`fot tapth 11 WWI; . 01 it it4iVeS no room to itytht that iz de, BEACITY Jrnprov'edi l, tud r01d44 . ii,•ral.4ll,:iu. by .rho 114%.1 . i I' I i. SI CI N St ) , I CAW WASii is (ii!kr ent tiot, I filptes V op, all ; caps. Tim( atui reei&N'tli,3 Skirl f , fillu 11.11415. A woo t folly :ion, 1,4, rettiayos oiatry Ylilljlslj }lout its atittm...!, ;4111 7„irowdl4 it fPern of .„, s .tun! Sphcfe. ‘`...a:sp, is from Co4.lllVtic Ftriwas, 8ai444{4, Z111(1 }4:i'bs ~.011Lz1, : ii iii filLl:y ang. 00 ft toiitil it4ty : %vitt utt.4414,11 it.i ' . r 50141 b) fiCar 4% 1 ' rer.p..:c.toblo pace! t tic +:.,t.; Ut tiiii•Soals iti NtAL:rs tilt; „. titywrvc "IV Ftdlt kEV EIZI3, COLDS, IN Mhtk,6LESi ike'. Ae, 1.0.7, . Olt, IA Ni i,s.; i'l.;‘`,' Dr R. -•7' , - - rt 1413 very . inf.::tited atiti.. t:it I:: it dittary Medicine . , 4.r itkodci, to oc ou i toriul to 411 others Ai the t., , titlii.nitt4 10.:',,,•trieli%iorrtAl. 1i 110111(1. be giVeli oli 11h: firit.,ittitelt or a . ,, ,Gvil ilfi he,.# I, i le,tli , -iii.:l l , ;URI une.r)O.o4,_iirevoil 5 sv 1.14;it it 1.,,11 ett hei remove ;4 , - . lii,order,.ii a (~:ohl or irwilippit,,teyer, jiti sit,iri tolle i ur o: 'oefiv Ise it WI I pit i );,re iitat ciispwethe boil)- ia):olir; , •ily, a. ill the, 1 1 / 4 1,,N01e5, f, .tile en;ptioii which is to ruliot , ; to-, 1 1.1 . ,.1,!, - ,. c;ibi: it Will ienci to iilievilte.the Cdigi), e.:liicii (~i,o t : roves :•ao W, ,, tiri:tio ...iikt ii, , iiirious to Abu costitution4 I t i. ecivally 4:ilk:at:tens in 01 , 01114 a hill,km, nial..-r) dodem pets , . p,- ; - 1 ~--o ; iyiito.l tr , i; impositions attempted by persons tor. itlei) to 1)r, 1411.'S'o tt.:'.lce, Who Joetcrin to have b. :el , iii,c„..A0...:11 overatms lh piellating his l'io,vcier.- the, public - pre- , i. p ~ -,cs,ion of the littoio;e4 , L evitiet;eo,—th,) sojpidd d e . pri.tii,a , O r the Doctor liiiti.c if, in an al-!:olavit which he left lii ills. } 1:113 1 ii! his ,lixeculor., and which - they published in the }ilar 097. soon atter hi. 'decease. In this he deciares, " Thlt tilt: 4 , Y;Ants lg.'. employed in the prepartdien of Ins P ow .,, , :r ii,d littre ittor to du in it tii„ni to Foinnti tho ingrc. dif.,lits, '.atilt to (Clew' to the fires wider his 047g:bon; that the rest ~I the process had iirwilys' beeri performed by hirpself ; ai,d'ih . „ti he ii,.:Ver litirnittert,.ini , person to be present a t such rit , eess but his st u n Robett flarcourt lame. and .Mr. New, tkery." . . . - Tiie:Geti , litie Vowder is sold only by F. l' , lewbery and . Sons. 4i, ' , it. Paul's Chu, cii.. yati, lour doors from the cor_ r . jatnes's late }louse, in Balton. tier 01'1 hellishly, :41d At 1) ari,h, , t, London , In l'aeketS, price as. 9(1 , each, or iii lion k 4, colu.ol,ing 'twelve Pu.kets, as made up foi the Army ;Ind tiasiy, pre tt. 4s. itwitutitli4 the duty. ,As Ow surest mirk o r adtheot,:ity, obierve that the words" F. Newbety, N 0.45, at, I' 41,3'.," are enAraved on the StaMps. Ai; a v zif—t Waterford. ()LI It-4 Gotten4lYlol Malta, z Otthtir, 2, Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS' AA 11 AT TXVELV K O'CLOCK, COnSC , P • • 04i LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1808. The Ship'the Herald, which Arrived at GreenOck on the Bth, from Jamaic4, brought Kingston Pa pers down to the,23d Januark, from which we have made some interesting extracts. - A Report had reached Jamaica, that the 'Presi dent of the United States was SO ill that his recovery was desk aired of. The Comilla of BUO NAVA }al towards the Head of the Romish Church, will, it is tn,be hoped, make a dUp impression upon our. Catholic Bretliten in Ireland, whOm he has upon several OccasionS,at . tempted to ensnare into_ .his views by a pretended pity fur thcir.sutterings Linde; the British-Govern -I,lley cannot l:liit..reflett ; ,on the, little .cliape7,, there must .be of friendship and , humanity from tr . rnasl who insults the sacred charaeler in -whom 'WY place their Chief 1 (a:1)011(11mm • The Protest issued by ,his,'Uoliness on this occa sion' is'an atle6ting appeal to the world :,.tt and cannot but excite the couipassion of all mankind, much a 4 lie certainly degtaded himself by the aCt alluded,: te,i - There cannot be a doubt that' the Ro man Pontiff must have received the-most violent in- • Sults ,and menaces from,. the French Government, . . and must have lost all` hope - of appeasing its unrelenting arnbitiOn and rapacity,. be-fore he ventured to I.4,:ike that lait.'appeal to the world, which May be said to set the'seal to hiS . doWnialland ruin ; for I.IOoNAPAITZ never can forgive such a Only he expo,nre of his outrageous proceedings,towards One to v.'l,ofri, if he liad'any• regard to the Roman Catholic Religion, .Or evert thought' it IleCeiSary lb Mica any i•eg'3rd to it, he would have adt,gd with the appearance, at least; of sttbmission and repc;',l. We trust taut Ministers will 'circulate"this Proteit Uf the POpe •ittiong the Catholics of Ireland, with such continents and rvflettions the, ch3r:iele: anci . coodua of the Fl;el.lC;'‘ Ruler in a true point 'of 'view, and convince them of 41(.; folly of putting th c kast coon knee r in a man Who despises every re straint of con -:,.lence, justice, gratitude, dl-c • ‘vhun'opp,., L d lu LiKubioun and IQ . . A Sunday, Paper, .whitAi seldom in ,the s e o ci ; : o f 0e. , , , 5,t0 is few iaoc.i c ;i ii s Headers, his exercischt its ing,nuity in hashing up a . long paragraph from miteriais of fir; trig' infin !nation' tc:lpet:Aint the want of suppiies in the: Fie , -,t -of Sir' CitAio..t. (21. 0 0.0 N o ff Wo pledge ourselwit, that wt) cculd prOve, it any . pr6of wet; necebiiary,- that there is not one sin:;10 iota of troth in the' whole paragraph above alnoled to, but that It is,a tissue of inMiptiant falsehoons. , jll faa, there li4s.not been a single arrival front Sir CUARLES cot Tow,, n©r any of our Western Squadrons, since the easterly winds set ht. The Opposition Writers lia‘.o been very triogs of late in eireulating r%Torts Q diiier onces : i n the Cabinet, and of probable clialig6 Adininiitvation ; the obje6t - for which these stories have been invented. and circylated is so obvious that they hardly detierve notice. : Th e onl7 ehangethat we think at all probable is, that Lord MELVILLE may have a seat in the cabinet as 'First Lord of :he Admiralty, and Lord Mut.GttAvz be ;ippointect Governor General of 13eng' al, both in a Civil and Military-earmity. • • Aresterday morning His MA.Tm - ry, Princessel Tula, AttotfirA t and %ccompanied by. Lady. IsAatmt.B 'THY :Nal 'anti (knerali .DitANNERS .and F iTz noy,.rode to St. George's Chapel and heard a Sermon preached by the ilev.Mr. Diusy, froth tiyd ‘ ad chapter of the Aas.ut the Apostles, verse 19— ‘.‘ Repent ye therefore, and.be converted, that your sins moy be blotted ont.",:: . We have tiiC pie4sure to say, rrinc . ess AMELIA iS doing Ocii Irom foe .nitgt . zieft., ; Captaiil COpi.I3I.IEN !S appoliOd . to command the ALoukir,,of 7 . 4 guils, tc...cently.iaanched at. Chatham:' C.Aptaiti appointed to•thePomp6), of 74 guns, at the same Place. , - Captain GormtEY is appoitite4 tv the Rolla, a new, Sit,op, at ii-imesenci. Slone private accounts from Llr. - ,llankl have arriv,A since our last. Colonial , pris.ince. Lontinut:s to ad vance it price, arid the intirtyluri of Ow though Out loud, . gvcry where inflot ,A: Ucittienvin jtit orril4..ci f,ays, that, Itooi alt jie.lbas whoo,soil tic is ijrnity persoady.rl, that it the their pre, , out sures, 411ort. L H; cutrlpelled to bite n.rnls . a3 will pruve 71/EST' INDIES. BARBADOES, DEC. 29.-;—The Ship Isle of Monet, fi•ir Jamaica, one of those that sailed with the Me leager arrived here on Sundak, having separated in a gale off Scilly on the 20th ult. She fell in With' 1 several of the scattered Ships on the 22d and sad, and afterwards With the main body of the Fleet, bat being to leeward, was unable to join them ; and, fortunately escaping capture, arrived here safe., On Sunday also arrived' his Majesty's Ship Mm , • rod, Capt. SPIERS, with the French Privateer Schoo ner' liTouvelle Enterprize, of five guns (one long' twelve on a traverse and four ,twelve pound carro nades) and a men, captured ,on Sunday morning ' after.a chase of two hours. The Privateer belong ed to Guadeloupe, but. was last from Martinique, ten daysout, in which time she had been cruizing ' to windward of Tobago, and on the 22d inst. cap : . tured (180 mileito the eastward of that Island) the Schooner Pat, from Surinam, bound here, which she' sent to. Martinique. otr Tcibag4; after having cap tured the Pat, she fell in with a Letter of Marque' Ship,..which she twice attacked, , but was each time beat off, and was running for this Island, where sh© meant ;to cruise, when the Nimrod fell in with and laptured her, , by which the Isle of Thanet fortun tely !seeped. JAN. 2.—Since our last, the greater part of the expefted London t ra d e ; which sail e d on the 15th November for the West Indies, have arrived here., On Wednesday the Meleager, with twenty-nine salt, arrived ;. and in the course of that day of e ortwo. ethers of the Convoy also came in ; , and on the fol lowing day the - Satellite, with nine or ten . .more, likewise arrived. This Fleet has throughout the whole passage experienced very boisterous wee. ther, and were frequently separated, -and there still ,remain about twenty ,sail unaccounted for. ThQShip illarlboraug4, _one— he above Fleet, is ashore at ..Rot i tyctßoelt,, off the :'S. E. end of the Island, and it-is - sUpposed lost.—The passengers,, and cargo, all safe. The Meleager .I)ll3:Since proceeded with the Ja maica trade, and the Satellite has now signals:flying fora convoy to' Grenada. . , JAZC 9. 7 —The French Frigates which. arrived" at Martinique on. the 18th have, it now Appear's, afterluncling. 500 men there; sailed from -thence on the 2.5t1i. We have some expeaatiOn that they v. ill not escape' our Squadi•on, ', ! ttyo, Frigates anii Sloop of.Wiir having been dispatched , by the,Aclmi ral.atler Oiem. • Arrived , since our last, his nijesty's Ship Fib- i'ourite , from St. 'Thomas's ; frolil a crtlize ; L' , Irain Grenada ; Eimita,(Army Sl)ip), from St.'Fhomis's ; Lady Spencer; . Boat, frOm' De tn,N.Ara ; Sparroo , (one of the convoy of the last Lont.lun janyiica, ExtraEt of a L fro.n for blaster of- the -Dab!. of , 111cmtrose , -Packet, to En- , - %viol) H. Mpotte, V4sci. De'puty,,Puitniastero( t t !is, Island,' dated Point-4t -Petro (Gnadaloupe), 16, lBo7: ;: 7?' " it,",',lt is with regret I inform you of the loss of His Majesty's Packet • Dyke :of ,MOlstiose on the 12th, after a severe a6lion of three hours, the particulars of which I beg leay . e to draw your atten. ticin to. if On the 11th discovered a sail lying to, al-,out • - , too miles 'to windward of Barbadoes ; soon found . her to be an enemy ; made all the sail we . could, and from our superiority of sailing qie did not come np within gun-shot until nine o'clock in the 11).g-fl ing ()Idle i Qtli, when a smart action commenced from both sides. At t 1 came -01ot - 10430 close, that frequently the yard arms of both Vessels wer e ,touching; _ and at 12, after haying the . Captr , iti," Mate,and 3 men killcd,myself and a seaman wounded, the Vessel quite unmanageable, was compelled to strike to the &titian cc Privateer, of six '-pounders and ono 12 on a traverse., with .86 men. The loss on the part of theenemy I have not as yet been able to -ascertain ? , but froth the continual fire of mt*asketry from outit Must be .great. We left Falmouth' on the th 'of, last ronth, with 22 men (including the Captain and myself') and seven boys, and I feel pleasure • in : stating to you their con duet on this occasion has been such that I hope it will gain the'approbation of the Postmasters General. But I cannot.eonclude without retUrning my sincere thanks to the . two passengers, Mr,l3. BOvaLt. and Mr. MitNE, for their very gallant conduct; which deserves. the highest applause. ...KINGSTON, JA NI British Brig Pr:ends, : MI DCAt.F, on her passage from thi's'lSland to delphia„ got ashore on the Pea Patch, but was af . terwards,extricated, and arrived at' the'Pat' of her destination; ' " • - 'lle American Ship Riti .en.iousi?" , Mon , LT, from , Teiiei act for this 'kind, has been seurti) St. Jago.de' Cuba hy a French Privatter..: • The Shipq WILIAAMS, a;1(1 Ann, NlEtt , (coin Bristol; St. Planter, jorlr.s•, 'fr'oin I,', (.1 1 3001 ; awl friary, .A'.4*i3O;lnfiu . , atld Brig Ciro& 'Gla 360, 4 MA 'sentereelat r Cu,tout-liouse at Savanpub-la-INlar. The Ship Ross, Riots:; one of the il/derve, - •. , convoy, arrived at Old Harbour on the Bth itnt. Slse,sailed with the Fleet on the 17th of November, but lost thea on the 23d in a gale of wind. On the 24th she s oke 'the Satellite Brig,. with six Ships under her proteaign, and joined them; on the Gth Pecenaber fell in with the Hazard Sloop of War, whiCh took charge of them ; 'on the gth made Ma pira ; on the loth the. Hazard only in sight; on , the.l.sth fell in with the Atlas, one of the Fleet for Montego Bay ; on the 31st made the island,of St . Vincent., Lost sight of the Atlas on the Ist January; on the 2d bore up far this.island, it "being thought prudent as' the Vessel was not able to bear to wind ward. ' . The:Mthusa Frigate, of 38 guns, Captain Sir . CHARLES garsaAis, Knt.•. arrived on Saturday from Curidea! The SParreuißrig;of t 6 guns, Captain BsvAN, arrived the same day from Portsmouth and Bar badoes. . She sailed with the 'Fleet under co,nroy or. the Meleager, bur, parted . item them in a gale of wind. . . We learn by the Union, that when she sailed, the - President of the United States was very ill and not expeted to liVe. ~. Th lifeleagar Frigate, of `36: guns, ,Captain. PROUGHTON, on Wednesday on etruize. The Antigua,t.y ,azelte, . of 4atjaaiy iFa.a.P)7; 4 ,•. The Ethalifm and another Frigate are gone, it is said ) , to St. Domingo, in pursuit of two- French Frigates, which sailed from Martinique a d#s:past."-- Theseare, probably, the/French FrigateS'sotte titritt since mentioned to have carried over troops to ;Martinique. The 'same -Paper ' , further, states— , " Yesterday arrived in English',Harbbur, from Lee ward, Rear Admiral Sir A. Cobh Ast - e,_ in the Bale isle,- accompanied by the and some the Transports that had6een employed . in the. E xpedition against the'Driiiish • Islands. The Admiral, we understand,. has received informat t iop" that two, French Line of Battle Ships'and two Vrigates hPve , lately slipped into Fort ftoyal Bay; :Martinique, and he intends to proceed thither'immediately.' • . We rejoice to learn that the late Embargo in rica had not, at the date al .the.late accouhts fratu' l the Westindies, been productive of any material la.. convenience in Our blands, neither was any Serido • privation likcly,..to result from it. One a lthe.Bar•-!. hadoes Papers contains the followittg article on the:. subjedit--‘(-The foll rrw ing-abstrad from the Entries..' at the Custora-house, of the recent importation from Halifax, will spew how futile those lettrs are . whicit fed us to anticipate . h•denCiedcy'alAtnerican supplio,; in the event .of,a war.- with the• United Stews, viz. • 505 barrels of salmon' and maekarel, 310 barrels of , herrings arid Shads, 172.6 yiiiitals at (:)a-tisti, 1.501 staves arid, hoops, iOo barrels of bread, besides oil, sounds, I;he French 'Troops, at Lisbon; on tho fkth Ult. amounted to 34,000 men ; the weekly mortality.. was estimated at 3U , 114i.`11. • .GENiRAL \VII IT F.LOCAC.CS Till U, at,ll H DA At the usual hour this morning Goitcral WurrE.;• I. OC7N E: • entcted I itpoh his. Defence ; the Court in , cot secinence was - -c(w.vde4,.in; ,att,,upurival nianher,. • the Hall being nearly ttliaddi 3 , The Gaut4.:6frs.kipid,tycontalbstAtttfresses &o: the' Town and UniNTersity .4t,.,` h Andrew's the !fown of Dundee; the Burgh of Copit, nthi t Burgh of Que.ensferry, cringratulating ,Hil Majesty, bn the' •prompt•and decisive MOsures of his Govern . inept,and ple.dging themsejves to submit, without murmuring, to the prirations and burdens the pre' sent War may require. • On Friday.evening, ,at half past 'six o:clocki. Mr: Sampson, of ,NV,,,vvorth, was returning 4 0 m's across the ppmmon between Touting aSt oat'" ham, sat: ham, be was 'overtaken by two men wen dressed, who enquired of him their Wav that they Were 'strangers . ; Find (Kin their genteel appearance, he did not hesitate. to reply, as t h e night was fast approaching, he Would be very glad a their. company, as he himself was . Coining to tow , ? 0 1 ° bell* reed- priori, they ..had not proceeded more than two hundred yards, when, to his great elitOrP• i hment, they denyinded his money," and-affer, rob lying him of three - gitint...as,' with some'silver, silt", wishing him a good night, they made their escape towards Clapham. A young man named Blake, was lately execntcd.:-, at b,"'ilm'ainham, in Ireland, for a highway roPberYP which hercoturnitted tits MS return frain the execution of a friend, at the same place, tut: a, like aifenCe. • t iFo - I tlke fe s, w in ni C ° 376 inilsishs:isncicueartel:ewhnpo_c_f t r , lytorlia, roOed, of Ootoidetable'property,b .l e t :i r d o tt e :igi °P it e p n ti l a nd. Hants and six partridges. , . ' SuPposEn Suicing.--The PNitna s tet Serjeant of , , a IVldilia regi, n ,... ti t waiol) Frid;sy disc(ivered Ilea pond' draftnear Plie,t;ttaotoziilniehiswpitobsclis:l:iottlt:rnat cut. He bi.K.l,:a ,; V .y SNIIIIIFIF.I.-17NIARKE1•;4lnitcit 14. 'This day's market affords a pretty good supply of. ? prime BeaslS, and the, slim./ of Cattle . in Alia re vas , ivas , •stiaiewhni coitsiderable'; Veal is rather. cheaper than our last report ; Beef, Mutton, arid. Ppm. sold at la4,pfice, and the trade in general wag tolerably good. The sales in the Haymarket Wer t !! lively ; IlaYfiiiiif.Sfraw have got tip in price '5:4 1107 Friday's 111311:6t ;' Clover :obtained last priee.--\sre sphjoin' an aCQiirate statement of the prices :did rutnbers , , - :ro sink the. oira' per stone of Rib. Vial 'Beef 4s. cy.l.to is.!oad. —Mutton .Is. 6LI; to is. 4(1 7 51. 6d , to 71; odvAil...ambos. att. to os.'oct:—Pork si. cd. to 6s. 6d. floaits,` 40.- 1 1shetp,. ssooo.—Calvai, t2O. —Pigs , 3; 0 • ‘..}l4V O. os. to 61. errs- , o(l.—Clover 4i. Ai. Dd. to 71, 7s. of. --Straw 21. ss. od.'toi2,l, t4v. pct. Q 0 E.. nm., ~m 1.4 or i RN. XCHeLFGIit,,..MAIIII 1,4 , .. , --4 1 .se Surr i • Wheat afrived ., tn - day is rattler inconbiderohle, an d : , , sales ready ar a smelt" advance in price ; .13314ey like" . - 'ire i - Malt is rat her higher; Whit, ,, it i.d Grey Yen 40/ : - t 13411. 04thlii oor wct to: Qt Beans, contiriqu of hale vans:: t n ; there are also short supplies of Oats , end 'lO ale is dearer • Flour keeps its price. T EI E * S U N. • IQL/134 QUIS DICERS TALCUM AUDEAT U